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An anchorwoman LOST IT when her co-anchor passed gas while they were live on the set. Again, this is why we love live television---they are no second chances.

In 2012, 32-year-old David Barajas lost his two sons after a car fatally struck them on a rural road in Alvin, Texas. The boys were helping to push the family's truck which had run out of gas when the car struck them. They were only 50 yards from their home. Barajas' sons, 12-year-old David Jr. and 11-year-old Caleb, died.

For some reason I find older news stories to be so appealing. Here is a news story about a runaway car, which appears to be the 70s, that drew quiet a bit of attention from those surrounding it.

KTLA field reporter Courtney Friel was covering a massive wildfire just outside Los Angles when a shirtless man, carrying a dog, walked up to her and asked her out on a date.

We'll say it again---this is why we LOVE live television. Watch what happens when an primate that is upset comes face-to-face with a news anchor and food is involved.

News anchor Henry DiCarlo of KTLA News could hardly control his laughter after being tricked into saying 'Hugh Janus' on live TV.

Watch as Andrea Mitchell of MSNBC interrupts a Congresswoman she is interviewing to announce some BREAKING NEWS---that Justin Bieber has been arrested!!!

It's Media 101, "Do Not Curse When You Have A Live Mic In Your Hand." Not only is it Media 101, it's common sense. I've been in radio for 8 years now and I wont say a curse word out side of the studio doors. It's just not worth my job. This seems to happen all the time. These live in-the-field reporters just can't grasp the concept of no cursing. It happened once again. This time, its th

We have said it before and we will say it again, we love Live Television because you never what know what may happen. In this latest news blooper, someone walks into the frame of the television shot at the beginning of the news and face plants on live television.

Yesterday morning, a weatherman in Hartford, Connecticut named Scot Haney accidentally did one of the grossest things you'll ever see on a local news report. He accidentally ate cat vomit off the floor during a newscast.

Meet Adam Lefkoe, a sports anchor who has the pleasure of covering the Louisville Cardinals -- a pretty good college football team. He also appears to like hip-hop and pro wrestling ... a lot. To prove it, he tries to insert references as much as possible in his newscasts.

During a LIVE news broadcast on WENY-TV news, a bee decided it wanted its 15 seconds of fame when it decided to fly around in the news anchors' faces. The most ironic part is, the bee flew around during its local news story about insecticide. When it's LIVE TV it makes for a great blooper reel. Watch the the news crew deal with the bee in this hilarious video.

A Huntsville news anchor read her own proposal through a teleprompter as she was delivering some "Breaking News." Watch what happens when the anchor finally realizes that she is part of the story about to happen.

We all love LIVE Television because you never really know what may happen. Let's look back on some of the best news bloopers of 2012.

Talk Show host Anderson Cooper announced Monday that he is gay. The television personality has often been reluctant to talk about his personal life on-air, but on Monday he opened up and announced that he does live a gay lifestyle. The CNN journalist wrote in an online letter that he had kept his sexual orientation private for personal and professional reasons.

ABC Good Morning America's Robin Roberts announced that she will undergo a procedure to receive bone marrow cells in a transplant operation. Her donor will be non-other than her sister Sally-Ann Roberts who is a news anchor for WWL-TV in New Orleans. Robin Roberts was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2007 and has successfully battled the disease for the past five years.

We see news anchors everyday no matter what our age is....maybe your getting ready for work, taking a lunch break, or coming home from school, but I can bet that you have seen the news at some part in your life.  Even though the news is VERY important, I always find television at its best when SOMEONE screws up!

Here we go AGAIN!! Another great moment in LIVE television happened when a news person was pelted with eggs while at the desk. Panagiotis Bourchas, a Greek reporter, got the shock of a lifetime when he was pelted with eggs and yogurt live on-air.

The Dallas/Fort Worth region in Texas has been besieged by tornadoes Tuesday, leaving most counties in the northern part of the state under a tornado watch.

As the weeks go on, Calvin Harris' song seems to get bigger and bigger.  I've seen the club blow up when I play this record, but at the same time 'Feel So Close' can easily be a relaxation song at the end of a night.